The Daily Telegraph - 2023-01-16

• Terror arrest over uranium discovery
• Strike-hit schools under pressure to run exam classes
• Police allowed to act on slow-walk protests
• Britain heading for five-day cold snap
• 50 tickbox steps before patients discharged
• Church shooting linked to drug cartel
• Daring great escape of a Russian deserter
• Heat pump target at risk as skills lacking
• Molly’s death ‘has not pricked Instagram’s conscience’
• Better benefits needed for newly jobless, says think tank
• No patient safety pledge by strike-hit ambulance trusts
• Labour’s plan to ditch GP contracts ‘will cost £7bn’
• Record numbers of seal pups start lives on Norfolk coast
• Drink and drug abuse ‘prolific’ in Lincolnshi­re
• Pensioner hit by bus in critical condition
• Mcintyre’s big ratings justify TV comeback
• Boy held after stabbing at shopping centre
• Civil servants trained to identify economic abuse
• Netflix funding for new documentar­ies returns
• There’s no such thing as a perfect family, says Diana’s therapist
• Green-fingered robot could plug worker shortage
• The wolf’s cry ... Shakira’s ‘diss track’
• Shakira tackles her footballer ex-boyfriend with revenge pop hit
• Waiting in the wings
• Starmer: sixteen too young to switch gender
• Johnson return to No 10 ‘would not be welcomed by businesses’
• MP seeks Lords reform to end ‘last bastion’ of sexism
• Sunak to ban ‘abhorrent’ sexuality conversion therapy
• Health trust to review links with Mermaids trans charity
• Sick may suffer after drug firms pull out of NHS pricing scheme
• Motorist rams bike rider who had hit a pedestrian
• Dog snuffs out drug dealers’ efforts to move into Iceland
• Braverman thanks skipper for saving lives in Channel
• Albanian migrants boast about cutting off ankle tags
• Rescue teams battle raging winds in hospital airlift of man swept over 50ft waterfall
• Boy thrown off Tate is making progress, say his family
• Woman killed by dogs had struggled with pets in her care
• Prada means business as it looks to sharpen up men’s suits
• Teachers turn Welsh language gender neutral
• PG tips in hot water over plastic ban for its tea bags
• Shoppers give a fig for Christmas puddings again
• Feeding Fido scraps from plates to save cash could backfire
• Driverless cars could make traffic 85pc worse
• Crash death Pc’s widow hails the end of BMW patrol cars
• Those who vote at 16 ‘retain the habit’ for the long term
• Inches from death as Kremlin strikes at flats
• Deserter’s great escape across one of world’s toughest borders
• Turkey told to end ‘occupation’ to thaw its relations with Syria
• State of emergency imposed amid deadly street clashes in Peru
• Chamonix avalanche alert after British woman killed
• Mexico to ban all smoking in public – indoors and out
• 72 feared dead after plane crashes in Nepal
• Parisians to vote on rental e-scooter ban after deaths
• Dante founded the Right, says Italian minister
• Biden son in court fight over child’s surname
• UN race ‘experts’ should learn from Britain
• More classical music is the best way to level up our state schools
• An insurance-based health system would give power back to patients
• A taxing issue
• One mother’s solution to driving test failures
• A celebratio­n of Leeds in the heart of the city
• Brothers and Friends
• Dog-walking licences
• Skilful statements
• Marmalade breaks
• Blinkered university
• Church and slavery
• Mermaids in the NHS
• Smokers’ shower
• Energy costs will be high for a decade, warns ex-bp boss
• Home buyers return as loan rates fall
• Rein in tax breaks on savings for wealthy families, ministers told
• France is about to show Britain how bad industrial unrest can really get
• The UK will pay the price for demonising fossil fuels
• Davos’s wild fantasies are a dystopia that won’t happen
• Fines for missing electric car targets will stifle roll-out, says Jaguar
• Army’s armoured vehicle maker fails to file accounts
• Baby sleep app developer in crunch talks over £13m loan
• The question mark hanging over Britain’s nuclear future
• Tatjana Patitz
• Ronald Blythe
• Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem caught in scandal
• ENTERTAINM­ENT
• THE LAST OF US
• Give Sarah Lancashire a Bafta for this tour-de-force
• Bank of Dave (2023) Netflix
• A Bigger Splash (2015) BBC Two, 11.15pm ★★★★
• Isle of Dogs (2018) Film4, 6.55pm ★★★★

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